The hard-working ant

The term commonly used ant corresponds to the large family of insects within Hymenoptera Formicidae. Ants constitute 10% of animal biomass, and about 50% of that of all insects. The ants are especially common in tropical climates such as eastern Australia, Africa and the ' South America and Asia are scarce in North America and Europe. Ants are eusocial insects, as well as all isotteri and many other hymenoptera. In their society, which vary in size and organization depending on the species, there is a reproductive class - consisting of the queens (fertile females) and males - and the workers are wingless, sterile females, called "workers".

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